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Poll: When are your invoices generally paid?
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Bartosz Kurkiewicz
Bartosz Kurkiewicz
Poland
Local time: 21:00
English to Polish
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. Dec 14, 2023

I really cherish all the clients who pay immediately on getting invoiced. Yes, they are such wonders out there in the wild.

With agency work, it typically goes like this - a collective invoice at the end of the month, paid from 2 weeks to up to 30 days afterwards. (Meaning in extreme cases nearly two months will pass between finishing the job and getting paid). I'm sure a lot of you know and love this, but to cheer myself up I tell myself: hey, at least you're not translating books.


 
Angie Garbarino
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Local time: 21:00
Member (2003)
French to Italian
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It is clear what you mean Dec 15, 2023

Baran Keki wrote:

Personally, I've always likened translation to the mafia (I really hope that the Italian colleagues here won't take offence and ask me to explain myself): once you're in, there's no way out!


No worries


Baran Keki
 
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